Business
 | Huffington Post (blog) - Perhaps Mitt Romney's fumble in South Carolina was not entirely unpredictable. Romney finished a distant fourth in the state in 2008, behind even Fred Thompson. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Euro-zone finance ministers will decide later today what terms of a Greek debt restructuring they are ready to accept as part of a second bailout package for Athens after negotiators for private creditors said they could not improve their offer. |
 | Inquirer.net - The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has given the government the authority to borrow P500 billion from the domestic capital market, given the low interest rates and high market liquidity in the country. |
 | Inquirer.net - Local stocks are seen continuing to test new highs following a bullish breakout recently but many issues are likewise becoming attractive for profit-taking. |
Health
 | Times of India - Aman in southwest China who contracted the bird flu virus died on Sunday, health authorities said, the second human death from the virulent disease in the Asian country in just under a month. |
 | The Boston Globe - THIRTY YEARS after AIDS made its deadly debut, a future without the disease is finally within reach. One of the biggest scientific breakthroughs of 2011 was the discovery that antiretroviral drugs don't just prolong the lives of people with HIV, ... |
 | Zee News - London: The world's third smallest surviving baby could fit in the palm of her dad's hand and weighed just 9.5oz when she was born on August 30 last year. |
 | Sydney Morning Herald - Gail Glaenzer still can't believe that her fiance unknowingly shot a nail into his skull, let alone that he posted a picture of the X-ray on Facebook during his ambulance ride between hospitals for surgery. |
 | Sun.Star - ZAMBOANGA City Health Officer Dr. Rodelin Agbulos advised the public anew to maintain clean surroundings as the number of dengue cases rose to 57 in just 15 days. |
 | Press TV - Most people cannot walk in a straight line while texting or being busy with their cellphone because the activity can dangerously impact working memory. |
 | BBC News - Staff at the Royal Hospital neo-natal unit in Belfast are trying to find the source of the bacterial infection linked to the deaths of three babies. |
 | Surgery.about.com - By Jennifer Heisler, RN, About.com Guide January 22, 2012 Surgeons in Ankara, Turkey performed that country's first face transplant today on a 19-year-old who was burned as an infant. |
 | Daily Mail - By Daily Mail Reporter Star Trek-style hand held medical scanners are a step closer thanks to a new breakthrough in technology. Scientists have developed a new way to create electromagnetic Terahertz (THz) waves or T-rays - the technology behind ... |
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